By Mauro Libi.- We have talked about the millennials and the generation
K regarding their behavior with the online market. Today we will refer to the
generation Z, which includes those born between 1995 and 2004, a group of
people that begins with the end of the economic bubble to the present day. They
are the post-millennial generation, the very young teenagers and adults around
us.
Well, this
group doesn’t like the online market, they prefers to go to the physical establishments
to make their purchases. For them, the Internet isn’t a good scenario to meet
their needs for products and / or services. This has been demonstrated by the
studies and polls that have carried out. According to analysts, the main reason
for this behavior is the lack of access to credit cards.
The
audience aged between 13 and 21 years, purchases online only in a minimum
percentage that doesn’t exceed 20 percent. This population segment tends to
impulse the purchases on the physical stores. Also, physical stores offer more
possibilities than the electronics. These boys are excited to see the products
on the shelves and right there they are optimistic to make their purchases.
This is kind of weird because they are born under the cover of digitization.
In polls,
these people say that they are expectant to discover a product through a friend
or family, while a smaller percentage is enthusiastic about products that they
see in magazines and catalogs.
Another
factor that affects how to buy is the availability of products. Seeing them on
the shelves ensures their existence and is that finding that the product they
want on a website is "sold out", they find it highly frustrating. Finally,
there is the haggling.
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